The phrase "and a reshuffling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or reorganizations, particularly in contexts like business, politics, or social structures.
Example: "The company announced a new strategy, which includes a reshuffling of its management team to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "and a reorganization of" or "and a rearrangement of".
Sallie Mae has suffered since last year from financial losses, a failed buyout and a reshuffling of top management.
The men announced a series of political reforms and a reshuffling of Mr. Putin's staff, which gave liberals slight hope.
NASA has apparently concluded that with repairs to the shuttle hardware and a reshuffling of management, the space shuttle fleet may be able to return to space as early as December.
Cheating accusations, an unprecedented penalty to a race team and a reshuffling of the field for Nascar's Sprint Cup playoff turned the past week into one of the most bizarre in the sport's history.
Last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission opened an inquiry into Mr. McClendon's finances, and a shareholder rebellion led to his removal as chairman in June and a reshuffling of the board.
Rather, it's the traditional stew of a lot more public spending and a reshuffling of taxes, none of which will either stanch the flow of red ink or revitalize the stalled engines of growth.
In the second level, during the time elapsed between a request and the following, and after a reshuffling of the order of the incoming accepted requests, the same heuristic works for the whole set of accepted requests, trying to optimize the solution.
All these factors would change the competitive dynamics for automakers and suppliers both opening doors to new entrants and enabling a reshuffling of the current competitive order.
Some of the data was surprising and generated a reshuffling of brand partner support.
Belaid's slaying led to days of nationwide protests that threatened Tunisia's economic stability and forced a reshuffling of the government.
Senior executives said that a new chief executive would be named by year-end and that a reshuffling of the board of directors was expected within 18 months; the firm also will make sweeping changes to its financial reporting and management.
